The protagonist catches his male neighbor either having sex or dry-humping his bed (no woman is shown in the scene). The man is just shirtless, no nudity.

While walking on the street, the male protagonist starts touching his crotch, then puts one hand inside his pants and starts scratching himself. A policeman takes him at station, mistakenly believing the young man was masturbating in public. The suspect then puts down his pants (still has underwear on) to show the policeman that he has a rash on his tights.

A woman acts seductively towards a younger man and doesn't wait for his consent to touch his crotch (over pants). In the next scene it's implied that they had off-screen sex together and that he ejaculated prematurely.

The male protagonist walks casually half-naked (in just boxer shorts and tank top) all over the boarding house he lives in for majority of the movie.

A group of stereotypically gay men (some of them in drag) are seemingly attempting to sexually harrass the protagonist, until the boarding house owner interrupts them.

It's implied that a young man and a young woman have sex. They are covered by a blanket and only their heads and feet are visible, but from the moves and position it's clear.

Several workers at a bulding site are working shirtless.

Several young women are shown wearing see-through nightgowns. They have underwear under.

The protagonist repeateadly catches a neighboring couple having sex (not shown).

It's implied that a group of shady people is secretly filming a porn movie in one of boarding house rooms.

The male protagonist is looking at some pornographic pictures (one showing some female nudity) and says "I might die tonight" as a reference to his masturbatory plans for the evening.

A woman is repeatedly cheating on her boyfriend with a neighbor.

A woman starts act seductively to a younger man and takes off her panties (under her dress) in front of him. Then she starts to kiss him and it's implied that she has off-screen sex with him.

Two men are setting some compromising photographs on fire. The pictures depict some female nudity.

Man punches a teenage boy in the face. The boy is then shown to have broken glasses and a bruise on his face. Similar violence then happens in a lot of scenes.

Numerous scenes of punching, beating or kicking.

A criminal is pointing a gun at taxi driver and instructing him to run away from the police car chasing them.

The protagonist fights his neighbor and bites him in the arm.

Some street fight occurs, without any apparent reasons.

The protagonist threatens his neighbor with a knife.

A woman hits her boyfriend on the head with a frying pan and then threatens him with a knife.

Lighting of a cigarette lighter leads to an explosion. Everyone survives.

It's implied that a criminal gang is abusing one of the female characters for some pornographic photoshoots.

Japanese equivalents of words "jerking off" , "idiot", "bastard", "shut up", "cunt", "old fart", "scum".

A group of young effeminate gay men moves in the same boarding house the protagonist lives in. The protagonist and the owners seem to be disgusted by the new inhabitants and even spare some homophobic and transphobic remarks.

Cigarette smoking in several scenes.

No drug abuse.

Multiple scenes where characters are drinking alcohol or are already drunk.